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Interceptors

Interceptors let you hook into the agent execution pipeline at multiple points: mutate messages before the agent processes them (message.before), adjust LLM parameters dynamically (params.before), mutate tool arguments before execution (tool.before), and transform results after completion (tool.after). They are independent from hooks and plugins, though plugins will typically use them.

Common uses:

Enrich or classify incoming messages before the agent sees them
Dynamically adjust thinking level or reasoning based on message content
Inject default arguments into specific tools
Block dangerous tool calls based on custom logic

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	function isCryptSolution(crypt, solution) {

	//Map every character, as given in the solution
	var map = {};
	for(var m of solution)
	map[m[0]] = m[1];

	//Ensure no leading zeroes or poorly translated values
	for(var i in crypt) {
	var line = crypt[i];

	//Turn columns into rows
	var transpose = grid =>
	grid[0].map(
	(_,c) => grid.map(
	row => row[c]
	)
	)

	//Turn sub-grids into rows
	var expandSubGrids = grid => {

	sumOfTwo = (a, b, v) => (
	b = new Set(b),
	a.some(e => b.has(v - e))
	)